At a Glance Our Mission.
Our Work.
Our Impact.

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On February 24th 2022, one of the world’s largest armies invaded a country that few people could accurately point to on a map.

Overnight, the world learned about Ukraine and glimpsed the true face of Russia. During the next several weeks, as the unprovoked invasion devolved into a global humanitarian crisis, our organization came together to help the people of Ukraine reclaim their lives, rebuild their nation and restore their hope in a prosperous future.

Because the war
will end.

And when it does, Ukraine will rise again – stronger, more resilient — a beacon of hope and prosperity for all.

Our Mission

Ukraine Rises' mission is to help Ukrainians reclaim their lives, rebuild their nation, and restore their hope in a more prosperous future. What began as an emergency humanitarian response has evolved into a long-term commitment — delivering aid where it's needed most and clearing the landmines that threaten not just Ukrainian lives and land, but a world that depends on Ukrainian harvests.

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Our Impact

131.6 hectares

Cleared 131.6 hectares of contaminated land in the Kharkiv region

161.4 hectares

Surveyed 161.4 hectares of land for contamination in the Kharkiv region

6 areas

Identified 6 new hazardous areas & entered them into Ukraine's national mine registry

1.44M doses

Delivered 1.44 million doses of diabetes medication to Ukrainians in need

16 tons

Delivered 16 tons of shelf-stable food to the Kharkiv region

6,200+ kg

Provided 6,200+ kg of critical medical supplies for Ukrainian hospitals

8,000

Supplied 8,000 life-saving hemostatic gauze bandages to front-line medics

2,000+

Outfitted 2,000+ first responders with personal protective gear

$487,000+

Provided $487,000+ in cash grants to Ukrainian partner organizations

…among other assistance provided throughout Ukraine

See How We’re Supporting Ukraine

Our nonprofit works on the urgent, complex challenges that stand between today's Ukraine and a more prosperous tomorrow for us all.

Humanitarian Demining

Agricultural fields riddled with explosive ordnance damage in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine.
131.6 hectares
Contaminated land cleared of explosive ordnance in Ukraine's Kharkiv region — because every cleared hectare is a farmer back on their land and a family back in their home.

Humanitarian Assistance

Truck full of boxes of diabetes medication that was delivered to, and distributed throughout, Ukraine by Ukraine Rises.
1.44M doses
Critical medication delivered to Ukrainians living with diabetes — because chronic disease doesn't pause for war.
13,075
As of 25 November 2022, at least 13,075 Ukrainian children have been killed, injured, forcibly deported into Russian territory or have otherwise gone missing.
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Women & Children
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Pro bono consulting and financial support for local enterpreneurs
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Servicemembers & Veterans
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Witness testimony documentation and advocacy
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Entrepreneurs & Catalysts